coverage of the story. and this morning, i would just say that people are holding themselves to wait and see what would happen and i think in terms of public opinion, it s shocking. a lot of of people are wondering exactly who is pistorius and what happened on tuesday morning. greta: it s obviously tuesday morning where you are in south africa and curious whether people anticipate oscar when he does go to court, wh he s likely to get bail or not. that s difficult to say at this stage, opposing bail and the charge under south african law premeditated murder. he might make a brief statement in court today, what s going to happen came about and the defense argue that the charge be reduced from premeditated to murder to murder, while the state opposed that they want to go
foreign minister s office in light of the other statements, the jewish lobby statement and the votes he s taken and the attitude he s exhibited toward iran and israel that would be it for me and i hope some democrats at that point would come forward and ask the president to nominate somebody new. greta: senator graham, thank you, sir. thank you. greta: straight ahead, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and remember drew peterson convicted of murdering wife number three. he he s headed back to court tomorrow. could this be good news for the former police officer? our panel has the latest twist in the case. plus, does senator marco rubio now have a new business venture? what kind of business? you ll see for yourself coming up. [ voice of dennis ] .safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands?
but i think his employer acted properly in terminating him from his employment. i think from all indication he was an at-will employee and i have no problems with him being terminated. greta: and some sort of i mean, i suspect might have a morals clause in his contract and embarrassing the company. maybe not. jim? you know what? and he threw out the defense that he was drunk. being drunk doesn t make you a racist or hit children. those are vile acts and the thing that offends me most about the case as bernie pointed out. how is this only a misdemeanor? at least in california we get a reputation for being soft on crime and don t and if you hit a child in the face, that s child endangerment, child cruelty. there was allegedly blood on the child s face. this ought to be a felony case, the guy ought to be looking at serious time. the fact it s a misdemeanor is an offensive to me. greta: and coming up if you
be confirmed, but not any involvement in the incident through his agent. and at the moment hasn t gone any further. an a text. (inaudible). greta: how is the relationship between oscar and reeva been described? i know it s not particularly long duration, but were there other incidents between the two of them? well, it s relatively short as you said. there s been contrasting accounts and a long future together while rumors that there was trouble in paradise and this was the. as to what exactly, what was happening
it he had a swimmer s chance until the evidence came in he killed his other wife and the evident for that when that comes in, the gavel goes down. what you may find, he may have a chance on appeal to get this this verdict or conviction reversed. greta: i was in his house when we were investigating wife number four and she hadn t been found and he sat me down and said she left with her passport and underwear. and that was number four. when you went out there alone to do the new interview, i was being groomed to be the new anchor. (laughter) the judge in in court allowed a lot of hearsay in. greta: that s a whole other issue. that s going to be appellate issue, i believe that this guy had something to do with wife number three and four missing. greta: good, i m really getting sued. hey, i believe he did. i mean, pursuant to that s my opinion.